If you get the DN for a DirContext you have to use the method, getNameInNamespace(). This method retrieves the full name of this context within its own...

JNDI provides an excellent object-oriented abstraction of directory and naming. Developers using JNDI can produce queries that use LDAP or other access protocols to retrieve results; however, they are not limited to LDAP nor do they have to develop their applications wired to LDAP. JNDI supports the key capabilities in LDAP v3. How does JNDI relate to Netscape's Java LDAP API? Netscape's API is LDAP-specific. It is used for low-level access to LDAP directories. See similar questions...

http://www.javasoft.com/products/jndi/serviceproviders.html. Our Naming Server is certified against the LDAP service provider under JNDI 1.2. To use this package, the CLASSPATH will have to be updated to include ldap.jar, ldapbp.jar and providerutil.jar. See similar questions...

New with the PerLDAP 1.4 release is the browse() method which sets some default values (such as (filter=objectclass=*), scope=BASE, and so on). See similar questions...

There is nothing in the specification that would prevent you from doing this. The specification defines how requests should get mapped to resources, the... See similar questions...

X.500 is the most common protocol that is used for Directory Management and there are currently 2 main standards, the 1988 and 1993 standards with the 1993 standard providing a number of advances over the older standard. The Windows NT 5.0 implementation of its Directory Services is derived from the 1993 X.500 standard as described below. The X.500 model uses a hierarchical approach to the objects in the name space with a root at the top of the namespace with children coming off of it. See similar questions...

If there is an LDAP user with the same username as your administrator account, you must now use their password to login. LDAP logins override internal logins. See similar questions...

the infrastructure level, the Handle System allows individual namespaces to be registered and later discovered by any application over the Internet. Namespaces registered under the Handle System are unique, and queries will always be directed to the responsible handle server for resolution. An LDAP server typically runs in isolation, with service referrals from one namespace to another performed at the peer level when available. See similar questions...

Aside: aishuu is plotting wicked, wicked things to write about the Death Note fandom. Should be cool whenever she finishes her own FAQ. See similar questions...

All LDAP users with 'Can Use' permission can be viewed from the user browser, even if they have never logged in. When an LDAP user logs in for the first time, a Confluence user account is created automatically to store their information. You have read-only access to LDAP groups, and can add/remove Confluence internal groups to any user. See similar questions...

Definitely yes! The open standard OpenLDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) is supported by icoya OpenContent. Using the icoya LDAP connector, icoya solutions can be integrated directly in company wide or global LDAP directory services. See similar questions...

Yes. LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) is supported as a purchase option with TG Enterprise and TG Web. See similar questions...

Any Java application that needs to access information about users, machines, networks, and services. User information includes security credentials, phone numbers, electronic and postal mail addresses, and application preferences. Machine information includes network addresses, machine configurations, etc. In addition, any Java application that needs to either export objects or access objects exported by other applications and services. See similar questions...

Please click here for more information on the Awards the society offers, and click on the name of the Award application information. See similar questions...

Due to the downward slope of the back and loping gallop, striped hyaenas are frequently mistaken for the spotted hyaena (Crocuta crocuta) when seen at night. In daylight, the spotted pelage of the larger hyaena clearly distinguishes the spotted hyaena from the striped hyaena (Hyaena hyaena). The relatively short, dart tail of the spotted hyaena contrasts with the longer, lighter-colored tail of the striped hyaena, and thus may be diagnostic at night. See similar questions...

By reference, i.e., by their representative intended to be used outside this concept in another context or scope. By its content, i.e., by the items it combines. Notice that an item does not have its own distinguishing features or characteristics. The only thing it has is a combination of other items, which in turn are defined via other items and so on till the primitive items. See similar questions...

When will Misa die? XD (That is, what's her lifespan now :P) Because everyone seems to be dying to know. ;) See similar questions...

If your programs are missing in DN, let us know and we'll add them. We are in the process of adding more Subject POSts as we continue to develop a better Degree Navigator. this time, DN has very few UTM/UTSC equivalents. Courses taken at UTM/UTSC will not be recognized in DN to fulfill specific course requirements. However, they will be counted towards more general course requirements. See similar questions...